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Kenyan women can be fascinating, especially on a first date. Some may come across as overly ambitious, expecting instant commitment, while others seem angelic
Whether it’s a cheerful charmer, a moody face, or a waiter who disappears midway through your meal, the dining experience often extends far beyond the food itself
Most Kenyan men never quite believe when a woman says, “He’s just a friend.” Their scepticism is often justified. Beneath the surface of such harmless claims sometimes lies mischief
From secret lovers to mobile banks: Ten funny types of male besties Kenyan women keep
Public transport in Kenya, particularly the ever-colourful matatus, is a travelling theatre of daily drama.
The award-winning actor known for her roles as Kamene in Classmates and Katunge in Vitimbi, shares how she balances her acting career with running her tour company, Lodes Safaris.
Once sworn in, new MPs realise they haven’t just joined a law-making body but entered a political arena defined by scandals, power struggles, public backlash and nonstop drama.
When Wairimu Muchai first ventured into researching solar-drying technologies.
Christmas is not merely a holiday; it is a homecoming ceremony, a lifestyle audit, and a performance review rolled into one.
Against all odds, Stephen Kamore, a teacher-cum counselling psychologist turned decades of disappointment into books designed to heal families and inspire dreams.
The moment you step off the bus, your parents switch roles. You may have survived Nairobi traffic, rent and deadlines, but nothing prepares you for the festive season back home
Christmas is not merely a holiday; it is a homecoming ceremony, a lifestyle audit, and a performance review rolled into one. The moment you arrive home, your parents switch roles.
Many parents are scrambling to revise their children’s placements within the seven-day window provided by the Ministry of Education.
The shocking incident occurred near a bridge separating Savannah Eldelvale School and Tassia Estate, a busy stretch commonly used by pedestrians and boda boda operators.
Residents of Tassia Estate in Nairobi’s Embakasi were left in shock after a 15-year-old girl threw a two-year-old child into Embakasi River in an incident that nearly claimed the toddler’s life.
One of the most controversial moments of Evan Gicheru's tenure was in December 2007 when he administered the presidential oath to Mwai Kibaki at night following a disputed general election.
Kenyans who, for various reasons, feel left out and experience 14 February as an ordinary, often lonely day.
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